Fossil Link Found For Backbone Evolution Claim
A geology professor from Michigan State University reports a fossilized creature named Lochriea wellsensis as a potential missing link between vertebrates and invertebrates. The 24% inch, headless form with a tail fin dates roughly 200 million years old, with related forms existing about 425 million years ago, according to Dr. Harold W. Scott. The find, first uncovered in central Montana, aims to trace the evolution of fish into vertebrates.
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Geology Department
Michigan State University
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Training Exercise Mentioned By Ft Riley Official
Col. Jack Wilhm deputy commander of Ft. Riley told the Kansas Associated Press publishers and editors that the men will be part of a NATO exercise. The report notes the Sunday night briefing as the source of the plan.
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1970 Cadillac Luxury Car Ad Teases Value and Power
The copy touts Cadillac styling and comfort with Fleetwood coachwork and features like Cruise Control and AM FM stereo. It highlights a 472 V eight engine, power accessories, and Turbo Hydra-matic transmission, claiming high resale value and practicality for the world’s standard of luxury. The call to act urges visits to authorized dealers to buy now.
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